Coalition party leaders and finance and public expenditure ministers are meeting to put the final policies together for the Budget to be signed off on. Pascal Donohue, Michael McGrath and indeed Eamon Ryan met late …
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar said a major social protection package needs to be included in the October budget, along with increased childcare support and a lower tax burden for middle earners. The Fine Gael leader spoke …
Both the Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil parties will hold discussions over the upcoming Budget within the next fortnight it has been confirmed. According to RTÉ News, both parties will hold discussions on the first …
The Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has revealed that he is more than happy with this year’s Budget and has said the proposals outlined earlier this week are small steps in the right direction. Mr Varadkar who …
The news comes after RTE News say they have read a white paper document that outlines key public expenditure proposals for 2018. It is understood the government plan on using a surplus in the social …
The Minister for Health, Simon Harris has said that the Government is more determined than ever to invest and improve the country’s healthcare system. Mr Harris wo made his comments whilst speaking at the annual …
Sinn Fein have announced that they would like to see a further €1bn being pledged to capital spending and have outlined plans that would see a number of taxes being abolished as part of their …
It may be just weeks away but it seems that pensioners, lone parents, carers and children will benefit the most in next months Budget. The early indications seem to suggest that those who are most …
Yesterday’s budget saw another price hock on cigarettes of 50c. The new budget price will see the price of an average packet of 20 cigarettes go up to a staggering €11 per packet. The astonishing …
It really does beggar belief. Who on earth comes up with these ludicrous ideas? Where’s the justification? As Fernando Sanchez reported, politicians have given the green light to increase their already enormous wages by a …
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